Race, law, and education in the post-desegregation era : four perspectives on desegregation and resegregation / Kevin Brown.
Material type: TextPublisher: Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press, [2005]Copyright date: ©2005Description: xvii, 437 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1594600252
- 9781594600258
- 379.2630973 22
- KF4155 .B678 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 391-415) and index.
Pt. I. The four discourses -- Ch. 1. The discourse of traditional Americanism -- Ch. 2. The discourse of African-American centralism -- Ch. 3. The discourse of colorblind individualism -- Ch. 4. The discourse of American collectivism -- Pt. II. Brown v. Board of Education and the rise of school desegregation as conceptualized within each of the four discourses -- Ch. 5. The rise of school desegregation -- Ch. 6. The rise of school desegregation comprehended within each of the four different discourses -- Pt. III. The post-desegregation era : resegregation and increasing school choice -- Ch. 7. Equal protection clause interpretations that led to resegregation -- Ch. 8. Equal protection clause trends that limit the ability to attack the racial academic achievement gaps -- Ch. 9. Why increased school choice is a growing educational reform movement in the post-desegregation era -- Ch. 10. Increased school choice as comprehended in the four discourses.
"This book presents four interpretations of desegregation to expanding school choice produced by four different discourses - Traditional Americanism, African-American Centralism, Colorblind Individualism and American Collectivism. To be constantly aware of multiple interpretations of racial issues requires an acculturation into a larger background set of ideas for which new, and hopefully better solutions to racial conflicts can be conceived, developed and implemented."--BOOK JACKET.
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